Border mail 19 september 2017
The Border Mail is a daily newspaper published in Albury, New South Wales, Australia. Here are the top stories from the Border Mail on September 19, 2017:
Front Page
- Flood warnings issued: Heavy rainfall has caused flooding in parts of the Border region, with warnings issued for the Murray River and surrounding areas.
- Albury-Wodonga's new hospital: The new Albury-Wodonga Regional Hospital is set to open in 2020, with a budget of $430 million.
- Border League cricket: The Border League cricket competition has kicked off, with the Albury-Wodonga Cricket Club taking on the Corowa-Rutherglen Cricket Club.
News
- Flood damage assessed: Emergency services are assessing the damage caused by the floods, with several homes and businesses affected.
- New police station: A new police station is set to be built in Albury, with a budget of $10 million.
- Border farmers struggle: Drought and flooding have caused significant challenges for farmers in the Border region, with many struggling to make ends meet.
Sport
- Albury-Wodonga Bandits: The Albury-Wodonga Bandits basketball team has won their first game of the season, defeating the Coburg Giants 94-83.
- Border League football: The Border League football competition has kicked off, with the Albury-Wodonga Football Club taking on the Corowa-Rutherglen Football Club.
- Golf tournament: The Border Mail Golf Tournament has been held, with local golfers competing for prizes.
Community
- Charity event: A charity event has been held to raise funds for the Albury-Wodonga Cancer Council, with local businesses and individuals participating.
- School news: Local schools have been celebrating the start of term, with students and teachers excited for the new year.
- Community events: Several community events have been held in the Border region, including a farmers' market and a charity run.
These are just some of the top stories from the Border Mail on September 19, 2017. If you're looking for more information or specific articles, please let me know!